Distinguish between product markets and factor markets
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Mar 2015 factor markets are concerned with for factors of production or inputs in a process (such as labor, capital, etcetera), whereas product refer to the market final goods themselves cars, hamburgers).
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______ product market _______
• It's the market that charges the price according to the cost of advertising and brand loyalty of the products...
• It's motive is just to the earn profit by advertising....
________ factor market _________
• It's the market in which charges are taken up to only for the cost of inputs used as factor cost..
• It's motive is just to sell the output for stock clear...
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______ product market _______
• It's the market that charges the price according to the cost of advertising and brand loyalty of the products...
• It's motive is just to the earn profit by advertising....
________ factor market _________
• It's the market in which charges are taken up to only for the cost of inputs used as factor cost..
• It's motive is just to sell the output for stock clear...
Thank you
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